The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-20
rHE VEINS or FAIR WOMEN
Araeriaan Girls aud the Prince OF wales NJ
Homburr.


girl to plant her chin on the diamond stud Of
tho society man In tho mazes OF the dance this
winter. Alphonses chest has developed since
he DISTORTED In the water at Newport last sum-
NOR. Ono OF the girls mentioned II to him.
He turned II of by saying he had boon rowing
with the boys good deal lately, and nothing
threw out a mans chest like that-except the
landlady OF sailors boarding house. He did
not disclose that the boys who wear dress suits
this winter have all bought beautiful little
chest protectors OF pale blue silk, stuffed with
cotton and stepped In sachet powder. They
give noble frontage to the rather fiat young
man OF the period. Michelet says that q
woman ought to make herself up like q
bouquet"-a touch of violet in her hair. scent
Of rose upon her lips, dash OF wild olive on
her hands, and q bit Of cherry blossom In her
dress Some of the newest dresses from
Paris have como with bits OF perfume In the
pockets that smell like sandal wood. 1t
Is an ancient custom to put scents In
clothes John Mccullough bought gold-om-
broidered jacket from Persian bazaar In
Paris 1t gave lasting odor to every trunk In
which he packed 1t. One day he looked 1t over
to find the origin of its enduring perfume. and
found two Jumps. one OF musk and another OF
ambergris. stitched into tho lining. 1t was q
very old garment and had belonged to a
Caliph Of Bagdad-Haroun AL Raschid or
somebody away back In the Arabian Nights
At all events 1t is II custom honored in the OBJ
servance now and it will mako the ball rooms
pleasant if all the young men wear sachct
powder stuffed pads with dress suits this win
ter. If only the scented pad will rise superior
to the awful Glove and Judas 1scariot carda-
nom seed, the ladies will call themselves
blessed. For very young girls nothing is pref
tier than white with floral OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of real flowers if you are going to remain in
the heat Of bull room over an hour-a scrub
bier sight than Il mass OF faded dropping
flowers you cannot find. but artificial flowers
come now that make nature ask herself how
than grow Vegetables and produce fruit.
In the world of life and gayety the ball season
is about TO begin. Our bellies nre getting their
Delmonicos Tor Tor the Aston Vanderbit clique:
coiors ior bali dresses. This week they spring
lizard green and chamomile pink on u.s. The
esteem i in sirl II i as tea sreen '' ~
cclqf in ths world ssId q. ne the other ds Iy,,o.,
milk n asked the daughter,
Green tea of course and plain, to be sure"
ly the shade SHADE Of lizard EreenMyery lovely in
gloves and very nice in hosiery, IL the dress Is
Of The same eoor pink is ys
and both these coiors can be- found in the jer-
sey silk shirts that many ladies wear. This
instead Of the > lanndress. They do not bear
washing and 50 into naphthS 60 she violet niet
things. For doing UP a silk chemise the
cleaners ask sl:50 i9r pair Of silk stockings
dress 81. and 4 handkerchief 10 cents.
woman who wears, this, style OF garb has no
fool Of bill ut her cleaners.
How about fabricsy". was asked Of a mas
cn!ins designer OF feminine mini goEnss. chat, .,
mer revels he grandiloluently replied. they
give their minds seriously to the GSSpnsideration
Queen NAB are put into re9uisition. the old
reproduce all the lovely effects they have seen
deas Sea9 Tes sheir eoos 11
the dying flowers. their beads from strings Of
the eapy monne @ s lovely things they
weave together and the C consequence ECU is the
CT To he peoce 81
EStrayagant language is almost ,TYstiiflable
the dng ut maas
cred with delicate wobs Of silver. like the finger
but fairy fingers could have produced this
wonderful white net. covered with spiders
S gsS in s1dE 1 or IN s0 Soasn ans HaM
are We to account Tor the existence of this
tilmy net. covered with stlvery tracery and
nns sme But Sep this is up
ns for has
taken piece Of white net and embroidered 1t
shiny flowers. The colors are those faint blues.
and pinks. and lilacs WHICH we have got to
small panel OF this exquisite fabric i., would
exalt the plalnest dress into thing OF beauty.
There are few things more difiicut than the
ready quoted morning dress IS an Ordinary
affair. and can be easily settled of hand. but IN
thought, for Il it Is not tasteful It is nothns
Very often girl sits at home and inagtnes
NTH II when il Is
When, she enters the ballroom she sees hun
dred dresses she would have preferred TO her
terials were in tho fashion. Every season the
manufacture OF those fabrics advances. and
the designers produce more beautiful effects"
Bereayed women, in New York are pestered
by peddlers. A widow was lying on lounge
when q man gently pushed open the door, and
with great care deposited q mahogany box on
black, glove. and commenced a set speech.
" In the midst OF life we are in DEATH" he be-
he adg on e
moved. to have fascinating mementoes.'.
What is it you want?" was her question.
flowers are pre served rs natural rs life, and
after death made to be beautiful ornaments OF
the drawing ROOM" exclaimed the man. Let
me show you some specimens and he began |
to unbucEle the box and exhibit a lot of bilious
wreaths and laundiced crosses. The widow
burst into fresh tears. and flew out of tho room
to order the intruder elected. She has ever
since been besieged by persons Who for the |
sake OF sales or aCivertisins, desire to do some
thing or otherabout the tomb. To guard her
against them she has made herself inaccessible |
to strangers save through some male member |
of the household.
A mother. while her dead child still lay in
the house. ENCOUNTERED at her chamber door u |
salow-faced female, in rusty blac alpaca, sit |
ting Gingeily Oh the edge Of a chair.
Il told en- not to disturb you" walled the |
creature. in plaintive voice. In this time OF |
trouble don't want to hurry no one Have
you got picture OF the lamented childY" The |
woman consulted a card in the hollow OF her |
left hand on which the Sex. age and relation |
ship of the dead person was written
Your dear daughter Is gone. 1t Is a great |
deprivation. Photographs fade. oil paintings |
are Unnatural, but a cast OF the face OF the |
dead would be like having her with you again."
She held up for breath and taking n parcel. |
she deity pndd it, and displayed something
y like the head of u corpso-a cast In
plaster OF some dead person.
The mother gave n sm0thered scream, and
fed before this horror, down to the basement.
to instruct the servants to admit no strangers